Sentence examples for more feasible implementation from inspiring English sources

To do this, the algorithm should be characterized by a simple design for easier and more feasible implementation on the embedded modules.

Our architecture present several novelties: the incorporation of the semantic integration, the extension of the agents theory through the electronic institutions paradigm to solve the real-time decision problems typical in the industry, the Holon-Agent hybrid model used to make more feasible its implementation, among others.

To some extent, the results presented here include the existing results as a special case and the resultant control algorithms are fault-independent in that there is no need for explicit fault information in terms of its magnitude (size), or time instance of the fault occurrence, thus, is more user-friendly for control design and more feasible for implementation as compared with the existing work.

Compared with most of the adaptive neural controllers, the smart neural controller (in the operational phase) is a static and low-order controller, and thus needs much less computational resources, and is more feasible in practical implementation.

In contrast, the CoMP coordinated beamforming (CB) scheme only requires sharing the CSI of the interfered users among cooperated BSs and is therefore more feasible for practical implementations [4 10].

For instance, our previously published algorithms, OptGeneKnock Zhangg et al. 2015a), IdealKnock (Gu et al. 2016), and APGC (Jian et al. 2016b), which could provide potential gene-level strategies based on logic transformation of model (LTM) (Zhang et al. 2015b), are more feasible for in vivo implementation.

As a response to this and other evaluations, the Netherlands Institute for Accreditation in Healthcare has adjusted the practice accreditation program to make implementation more feasible and flexible.

This is why governments generally end up making concessions to avoid their opposition to reforms and to make their implementation more feasible.

Although Ireland could be viewed as lagging behind internationally in terms of the organisation and integration of diabetes care, the EAG were keen to contextualise proposals to make implementation more feasible.

4 6 Furthermore, guideline developers, implementers and researchers said that, in comparison with other approaches for implementing guidelines, developing implementation tools was more feasible, could be widely applied and was therefore more likely to impact guideline use.

Regarding the implementation, it is more feasible to first mirror the global sentiment index, so that the specification of the pick matrix stays the same for all indexes.